The Glad Game has been turned into a book, play and film, to help people stay positive during the darkest times.

The guidelines recently published by NICE mean that NHS England will be using dabrafenib and trametinib – the first ever targeted treatment for childhood brain tumours – to treat children whose tumours have a BRAF V600E mutation.

Recently, we were given the exciting opportunity to visit a research laboratory at Oxford University, headed by Professor Daniel Ebner, where they are using state-of-the-art robots to help in the fight against glioblastoma.

Callum is a recent broadcast journalism graduate who used his final project to highlight his brain tumour diagnosis. Being Benign is a two part documentary where he interviews his parents, others in the brain tumour community and also a professor who works on childhood brain tumours.

Paul set up Supporter Group Firth’s Fundraisers, and with family and friends, has raised over £20,000 since his diagnosis in March last year

We’ve taken a close look at the pledges made in the Labour Party manifesto and what they could mean for people affected by a brain tumour.

We’ve taken a close look at the pledges made in the Conservative manifesto and what they could mean for people affected by a brain tumour.

We’ve taken a deep dive into the pledges made in the Liberal Democrat manifesto and what they could mean for the brain tumour community.

Meet Mel, who’s become passionate about raising funds and awareness since her brain tumour diagnosis 18 months ago.

For Men’s Health Week, we chatted to some of our male involvement volunteers to learn more about their journeys. Here are their stories in their own words.

Meet Andrew, who is taking on a 3 month cycling tour of Japan to raise funds.

The Ways Ahead project aims to find ways to support, and improve quality of life for those diagnosed with a lower-grade brain tumour. It also explores ways to help friends and family who are supporting those diagnosed.

On World Brain Tumour Day this year, we’ll be joining the call to raise greater awareness and understanding of brain tumours – to help people like Kimberley dealing with a brain tumour diagnosis.

This Volunteers’ Week, we’re spotlighting some of our amazing Involvement Volunteers and giving them the opportunity to share what volunteering means to them!

Extracts from Nicola Nuttall’s book – The Stars Will Still Be There

We are pleased to announce the two researchers who have been awarded our latest Expanding Theories grant!

14 months after she first went to hospital, Simrat, 22, was told the news she longed to hear. She was in remission! Here’s her story.

Ed, one of our Young Ambassadors, explains how losing his mum following her brain tumour diagnosis affected his mental health.

Francesca, one of our Young Ambassadors, explains how her mental health was affected after becoming a carer for her boyfriend when he was diagnosed with a brain tumour.

What happened to the £40m of Government funding that was committed to research into brain tumours in 2018?

Find out how our 2024 Machu Picchu team got on, and how their fundraising will improve the lives of everyone affected by brain tumours.

Meet Kit Vincent who created the film Red Herring. In turning the cameras on himself and his loved ones, Kit processes his own brain tumour diagnosis. The film is being screened at selected cinemas from 3 May and is also available for streaming at home.

Wickes and The Brain Tumour Charity celebrate this incredible landmark sum after collaborating on a series of fundraising missions across its 230 stores and digital channels as part of a two-year partnership

Nicola Durrant, from Oxfordshire, will raise funds at her Open Studios event in May – after losing brother Stephen, and husband David, to the same brain tumour type, ten years apart.